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Professional-grade cybersecurity

Penetration Testing

A penetration test is a controlled security attack where ethical hackers simulate real adversary behavior to identify weaknesses before they can be exploited. We provide clear visibility into real risks, remediation priorities, and expert support throughout the mitigation process.

250+
penetration tests per year
14+ years
of cybersecurity experience
300+
clients across the EU
< 21 days
project start time
  • Web, mobile and API testing aligned with OWASP
  • Internal & external infrastructure and cloud (AWS, Azure, GCP)
  • OT environments, Wi-Fi security and social engineering
OSCP eWPT CEH CISSP OSWP ECSA CHFI CISA
Penetration Testing – INTEGRA

Penetration testing for leading organisations across Europe and beyond

Hundreds of completed penetration tests for banks, fintech, e-commerce, energy and industrial clients. Customers appreciate clear, actionable reports, real exploitation demonstrations and a professional approach.

Why conduct penetration testing?

Penetration testing is more than a technical check-up. It helps protect data, meet regulatory requirements and maintain a clear picture of your real-world risks.

Data and reputation protection

Vulnerabilities caught early reduce the risk of sensitive data breaches, service outages and reputational damage.

Clear view of current risks

A prioritised list of weaknesses ranked by business impact, with practical recommendations for effective remediation.

NIS2, DORA & ISO 27001 compliance

Penetration testing is a key tool for meeting regulatory requirements and demonstrating security controls to auditors.

Reduced risk of real attacks

We identify the most vulnerable entry points an attacker would target first — before they do.

Penetration testing as part of NIS2, DORA and ISO 27001

Modern cybersecurity regulations explicitly require regular resilience testing of systems. A penetration test is the most straightforward way to meet these requirements and demonstrate them to an auditor.

Regulations don't tell you how to secure your systems — they tell you that you must prove you have done so. A penetration test report and certificate are direct evidence for NIS2, DORA and ISO 27001 audits, as well as due diligence by business partners.

NIS2
NIS2 Directive
Requires regular security risk assessments and resilience testing of systems. Applies to medium and large entities in critical sectors — energy, healthcare, digital infrastructure.
regular resilience testing required
DORA
Digital Operational Resilience Act
Mandatory for EU financial institutions since January 2025. Requires TLPT (Threat-Led Penetration Testing) for selected entities — banks, insurance companies, investment firms.
mandatory TLPT since 2025
ISO 27001
ISO/IEC 27001:2022
Annex A controls include regular technical security testing. Pentest reports are a standard supporting document for certification audits and certificate renewals.
supporting document for certification audit
PCI DSS
PCI DSS v4.0
Requirement 11.4 explicitly mandates penetration testing of both external and internal perimeters at least once per year for entities that process payment data.
min. once per year per requirement 11.4

How does penetration testing work?

Penetration testing is conducted as a structured project with clear phases, a timeline and deliverables — from the initial meeting through retesting and remediation confirmation.

01

Initial meeting & scope definition

We clarify the testing objectives, select the type (black/grey/white box), define the scope and establish the timeline.

Output approved scope, timeline, key contacts
02

Project kick-off & coordination

We sign the NDA, set up access credentials, configure technical details and establish communication channels.

Output prepared environment, credentials, communication
03

Vulnerability identification

An ethical hacker combines manual techniques, automation and real-world attacker methodologies to identify security gaps.

Output ongoing communication of critical findings
04

Exploitation & impact analysis

We verify whether vulnerabilities can be exploited in practice, map attack paths, assess the business impact and identify potential privilege escalation.

Output confirmed vulnerabilities, attack scenarios
05

Reporting & consultation

You receive a clear report detailing vulnerabilities, their risk levels, impact on your organisation and recommended remediation steps.

Output final report, prioritised recommendations
06

Retest & remediation confirmation

We verify that vulnerabilities have been properly remediated and issue an updated report confirming the reduction of risks.

Output certificate, risk remediation confirmation

Why choose Integra for penetration testing?

We combine deep technical expertise, modern methodologies and a tailored approach. Our goal is maximum security and clear deliverables with real business value.

Top-quality reports clients praise

Clear, easy-to-understand and technically precise reports — for developers and management alike. Structured to guide you directly to remediation.

Certified ethical hackers

Testing is performed by experts holding OSCP, eWPT, CEH and CISSP certifications, with internal peer review of every finding.

250+ penetration tests per year

We deliver over 250 security tests annually for banks, fintech, telco, energy and e-commerce clients across the Czech Republic and the EU.

Free consultation with an expert

We review your environment, identify risks and propose a suitable testing scenario — with no obligation.

Real-world attacker methodologies

We use techniques and approaches employed by real-world attackers, aligned with OWASP, OSSTMM, PTES and MITRE ATT&CK.

Penetration test certificate

Upon completion you receive a certificate confirming your security posture — suitable for audits, ISO 27001 compliance and partner communications.

How much does a penetration test cost?

The price of penetration testing depends on the scope and complexity of your environment. We offer transparent pricing with no hidden fees.

Infrastructure
€ 8 400
average price
~700–1,000 assets · 12–18 MD
Web application & API
€ 5 600
average price
standard scope · 7–12 MD
Mobile application
€ 3 600
average price
iOS or Android · 5–8 MD

Prices shown are indicative averages based on completed projects. The final price depends on scope, testing depth and the additional factors listed below.

Testing scope
Depends on the number and type of assets being tested — applications, APIs, IP ranges, servers, cloud. With a limited budget, the scope can be focused on critical systems first and expanded gradually.
Testing depth
The price varies based on the chosen approach — Black Box, Grey Box or White Box. The more context and access the tester has, the deeper and more accurate the results.
Remote vs. on-site
Most projects are conducted remotely, which is fast and efficient. For isolated or sensitive environments, on-site presence of a specialist may be required.
Post-remediation retest
Retesting is not included in the base price — it is calculated separately based on the number of findings that need verification. This way the cost reflects the actual scope of fixes, not a flat fee.

What does the penetration test report include?

Every penetration test concludes with a detailed assessment — a technical section for specialists and a clear summary for management. The output is structured to drive rapid remediation.

Technical report

A detailed section for developers, administrators and security specialists. Each vulnerability includes a technical description, CVSS score and specific remediation recommendations.

  • Overview of tests performed and scope
  • Vulnerability classification by CVSS
  • Detailed technical findings including PoC
  • Summary table of findings by severity
  • Final security posture assessment

Executive summary

A non-technical section for leadership and management. It summarises the most critical vulnerabilities, their risk levels and impact on the organisation, including remediation priorities.

It also includes a recommended remediation roadmap and a proposal for further cybersecurity development within your organisation.

Sample penetration test report →

Frequently asked questions

Answers to the most common questions before starting a penetration test.

01 What is a penetration test?

A penetration test (pentest) is a systematic security assessment of applications, infrastructure or cloud environments in which security specialists simulate real-world attacks to identify weaknesses, evaluate their impact and propose concrete remediation steps. Testing combines manual and automated techniques and follows methodologies such as OWASP, PTES, OSSTMM and MITRE ATT&CK.

Find out what an attacker
would discover in your environment first

Schedule a free consultation with our security team. We'll recommend the right type of penetration testing and scope tailored exactly to your environment.

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Quote within 24 hours
NDA from first contact
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